Tuscany is a dream destination for many people and going there for the first time can be quite overwhelming. How many days to stay? Which places to visit in Tuscany? Where to stay? This Italian region has rich cultural and historical heritage and it offers amazing cities with a lot…
Italy
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One day Florence is too short to get to know this magnificent city but it’s enough to make you fall in love with it. You will be able to visit some of the city’s top attractions and at least one museum. Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance in Italy…
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You simply cannot help it but notice them. Approaching San Gimignano is quite exciting – you immediately see the town perched on a hill and the skyline with the medieval skyscrapers. They call San Gimignano the city of towers and indeed there are 14 medieval towers in this small town…
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Volterra is a beautiful hilltop town in Tuscany (Italy) that remains a bit off the main tourist trail, which actually is kind of good. Tourists aren’t flocking there, and you can still get that authentic feeling of sunny Tuscany even in the busiest of the summer months. Volterra is for…
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If you are staying in Venice for a couple of days, you might want to explore the Veneto region. Do you want to go on a river cruise and see one of the most luxurious villas in Italy? Do you want to explore another beautiful city in Italy – Padua?…
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Not very popular among travellers but very much worth the visit, Padua (or Padova in Italian) is a modest Italian city in the province of Veneto that just waits for you to discover it. It doesn’t boast like Venice or Florence with its history or treasures but nonetheless it offers…